Testimonials

Forensics - the new buzz word. Finding a compilation of topics on this new and fascinating field is not easy. Greg MacMaster has created a terrific book that introduces many topics in the complex and varied field of forensics. This is a 'must read' for anyone who has an interest in this rapidly emerging area. It is required reading for the 'Forensic Meteorology' class that I teach at the University of Nevada at Reno and I am sure it will soon be required in many other forensic courses across the nation. A great introduction to a fascinating study!

Elizabeth J. Austin, Ph.D., C.C.M.

President

WeatherExtreme Ltd.

"As a consulting meteorologist, Mac Master’s book has been extremely helpful in my preparation of reports for law firms and insurance companies. It's a great reference book for anyone interested in beginning work as a forensic meteorologist. The book acts like a "Forensic Meteorology Reference Guide”, complete with tips on how to gather information and how to bill invoices to clients. It was exactly what I needed when I was getting my forensic meteorology business off the ground and I'm extremely grateful he wrote it. I can't wait for his next book."

Aaron Mentkowski, CBM

WKBW-TV Buffalo, New York, NY, USA

Meteorologist

“I have just gone through the Environmental Forensic book. I can say with some authority, this is an instant bestseller. Please have it published immediately. Forensic community would love to read it (besides of course people in the meteorology business.) Congratulations for publishing such a great work!”

Dr. Anil Aggrawal is a professor of Forensic Medicine at the Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi

“The influence of temperature is the most important one to the object of my forensic focus: insects on corpses. This book may help as a starter not only to check for temperature but also for microclimatic changes in forensic entomology cases. It also stresses that interdisciplinary methods – i.e., experts from different fields working together, not one expert trying to become an expert in too many fields – that leads to truly successful understanding of what happened when and how on a scene of crime.”

Dr. Mark Benecke: Expert for Collection, Examination and scientific Interpretation of Biological stains from Crime Scenes. Certified Forensic Biologist, International Forensic research & consulting. Koln Germany.